Kabako Shares Marriage Lessons Ahead of Yung Mulo’s Introduction
Singer Kabako says marriage transformed him into a more responsible man, and he hopes other couples will also embrace commitment. Kabako shared his views while
Victor Kamenyo Raises Transparency Concerns Over UGX 100 Million Linked to UMA
Rapper Victor Kamenyo has raised questions about an alleged UGX 100 million that the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) reportedly gave to the Uganda Musicians
Nende Excited for Kafeero’s DNA Results: “Time to Know the Truth”
With the release of Paul Job Kafeero‘s DNA results just days away, family members say they are eager to finally get answers. Nende Abubaker, a
Yung Mulo Praises Fiancée Brenda Ahead of Introduction: “She Has Endured a Lot”
Eight years after they got together and two children later, Yung Mulo says he is finally doing right by longtime partner Kahima Brenda. The singer,
Biswanka Ready to Pay for DNA Test to End Paternity Drama
The paternity saga surrounding singer Biswanka Derrick has taken another twist. The Ugandan recording artiste now wants a DNA test, saying he cannot accept that
Bebe Cool Takes Jolly Mutesi Dispute Offline After Muhoozi’s Call
A dispute that had quickly become one of the most talked-about stories on social media appears to have ended with a single phone call. Bebe
Date Set for Paul Kafeero DNA Results as 19-Year Saga Nears End
After months of anticipation, the wait for answers in the Paul Job Kafeero paternity saga is almost over. Minister of Local Government of Uganda Balaam
Was It Intentional? AgaNaga Explains King Michael Concert Clash
What some fans are calling a concert clash was never supposed to happen. Kalifah AgaNaga says the Nassanga Festival only ended up on the same
AgaNaga Seeks Forgiveness from Abtex at Ray G Concert Presser
Musician Kalifah AgaNaga publicly appealed to events promoter Abtex for forgiveness during Ray G’s press conference at Next Media Park on June 17. AgaNaga surprised
Ray G Says Originality, Not Copying, Will Grow Ugandan Music
Singer Ray G has called on Ugandan musicians to develop a distinct sound that reflects the country’s identity instead of relying on styles borrowed from
